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Extension to the Neighbourhood Plan Consultation.
The Consultation has been extended to the 14th October 2022; due to the death of the Queen and the period of mourning there were some loss of days and focus on the consultation.
There are already responses that potentially will result in alterations to the Plan, and so do not feel that the plan is a “Done Deal”, the Parish Council values your input, particularly your comments and will assess all input before finalising the plan. It will then be submitted to RCC and the Official Inspector.
The Plan and supporting documents, plus the online form for responses and comments can be found here:
Consultation: Still time to take part.
Many thanks to all those who have taken part in the consultation on the draft Neighbourhood Plan. There is still time to take part; the consultation form and supporting documents are on the website https://northluffenham.com/nlpc/neighbourhood-plan/
The paper copies that were distributed can still be returned in the stamped addressed envelope; if you have mislaid this than please contact timsmith@northluffenham.org.uk and a replacement can be delivered.
Parish Council Meeting
The cancelled parish council meeting of the 19th September will be rolled over to the next parish council meeting on the 17th October.
Please come and find out more: Neighbourhood Plan
The next exhibition of the draft Neighbourhood Plan is this Thursday the 15th from 6.30pm to 8.30pm in the Community Centre.
If you have any questions about the policies and/or completing the questionnaire that was posted to each household members of the Neighbourhood Plan Steering Group will be on hand to help.
A printed copy of all documents, along with display material presenting the draft plan, will be available for examination.
There will be a further exhibition on Wednesday 28th September 2.30pm – 4.40pm.
If you cannot make the exhibitions, the Draft Neighbourhood Plan and a form for your comments is available : https://northluffenham.com/nlpc/neighbourhood-plan/
The death of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II
Following the sad news of the death of Queen Elizabeth ll we are now in a period of public grief and national mourning. The Parish Council is still waiting to hear exactly how public protocol will be applied at this time
However, this is to let you know that all formal meetings until after the Queen’s funeral are to be postponed. This means that our expected meeting on Monday 19th September will not now take place. While as a council, we would wish to show proper respect, it is the case that any decision made during a period of mourning may be subject to legal challenge.
I will keep you informed about when the council is next able to meet formally.
Tim Smith Chair NLPC
Issues and Options Consultation: ends 16th September
It is important that local communities respond to this consultation because it is an opportunity for you to have a voice in the development of the new Local Plan for Rutland.
North Luffenham Parish Council has approved a guide to the important questions and advice on responses to this consultation. Hopefuly residents will find it useful to guide them through a complex document which is on the Rutland County Council Website.
Please respond by the 16th September: your opinion matters.
You may have different opinions; all comments are valid at this stage.
Book of Condolences
A Book of Condolences will be in the church from about midday today (Friday 9th) that people may wish to sign.
There will be a Service of Thanksgiving for the Queen next week.
Emergency Services Pop Up Event
Edith Weston Parish Council have been working with Oakham Fire station to set up a public safety awareness event in the areas that fall outside the 10 minute response tar
Parking will be available in the car park next to the mini round about in Edith Weston, just a short walk from the village hall (with kind permission of St Georges Barracks).
Want to know more?
The first exhibition concerning the Draft Neighbourhood Plan will take place this Saturday in the Community Centre from 2.00pm – 4.00pm. A printed copy of all documents, along with display material presenting the draft plan, will be available for examination.
Members of the Neighbourhood Plan Steering Group will be available to discuss and explain the draft plan with the aim of giving you a better understanding of the issues involved. There will be forms available for you to make your comments on the policies of the draft plan
There will be further exhibitions on Thursday 15th September 6.30pm – 8.30pm and Wednesday 28th September 2.30pm – 4.40pm.
If you cannot make the exhibitions, the Draft Neighbourhood Plan and a form for your comments is available on the website: https://northluffenham.com/nlpc/neighbourhood-plan/
Barrowden Open Mic Night
Phone Lines: Update
The latest information from BT is that Openreach aim to have the phone lines reinstated by the 31st August.
Neighbourhood Plan Consultation Begins
The formal six week consultation on the Draft Neighbourhood Plan has now commenced. The draft plan and how to respond can be found on this link to the village website: https://northluffenham.com/nlpc/neighbourhood-plan/
NLPC Minutes of the General and Trust Meetings 18th July.
New Local Plan: Issue and Options Consultation
It is important that local communities respond to this consultation because it is an opportunity for you to have a voice in the development of the new Local Plan for Rutland.
North Luffenham Parish Council has approved a guide to the important questions and advice on responses to this consultation. Hopefuly residents will find it useful to guide them through a complex document which is on the Rutland County Council Website.
You may have different opinions; all comments are valid at this stage.
Citizens Advice Rutland
North Luffenham Parish Council Parish Council and Trust Meetings on Monday 15th August in the Community Centre at 7.30pm.
The agendas and papers are attached below
Summer Social on The Oval
Correction to the Annual Governance and Accountability Return (AGAR) 2020-21
Footbridge Unsafe.
The footbridge over the River Chater on the footpath from the Church to the Pilton railway bridge was inspected by the safety officer from Rutland County Council (RCC) and considered to be unsafe.
The damage has been reported to RCC abd hoepfully repairs will be done in the near furure